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Improved neural network-based recognition of irises with sector and block partitioning
High performance biometrics helps in reliably identifying persons for access authorization and other purposes. Iris recognition is very effective in identifying persons due to the iris' unique features and the protection of the iris from the environment and aging. We focus on the design and training of a feed-forward artificial neural network for high-performance iris recognition and investigate the impact of various image data partitioning techniques on the recognition accuracy of the biometric system. Several iris image data partitioning techniques are proposed and explored. Simulation results reveal that 100% recognition accuracies with sector and block data partitioning techniques can be reached, improving on our prior work results [18].